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CONGRESS SESSION THAT WILL ANALYZE PRESIDENTIAL VETOES POSTPONED IN GOVERNMENT VICTORY

The dispute between the Executive and the Legislative in Brazil is a recurring and complex theme, reflecting the political and institutional tensions present in the country. Recently, a series of events has highlighted the ongoing struggle for power and resources between these government branches. First, the government achieved a small victory by postponing the Congress session, originally scheduled for Wednesday (24/04), intended to analyze presidential vetoes. This postponement avoided a possible defeat in several projects and provided more time to negotiate the release of parliamentary amendments, a controversial issue in Congress. At the same time, the dispute over payroll tax relief for certain sectors was taken to the Federal Supreme Court (STF).

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